CORE COMPETENCIES

Innovative Services

LIST OF SERVICES
  • Engineering & Design Expertise
  • Technical Specifications
  • Logistics Support
  • On-Site Representation
  • Virtual Tours

Engineering & Design Expertise​

Marine Engineering and Design is one of MSCorp’s core competencies. We have been doing it for over 40 years! MSCorp provides Program Management level support to all of our customers, including detail drawings & AutoCAD support, advance planning & on-site representation. Our capabilities include, but are not limited to the following HM&E Engineering & Design services:

Structural & Hull

  • Engineering Studies
  • Design Evolutions
  • General Arrangements
  • Structural Analysis and Design

Mechanical & Marine Services

  • Engineering Studies
  • Design Evolutions
  • General Arrangements
  • Structural Analysis and Design

Technical Specifications

While the majority of engineering work is based on logically proven laws and mathematically expressed equations, being able to translate the equation and all of its intent into a technically sound and grammatically correct sentence is not as easy as understanding the formula. Specification writing draws on many diverse topics, e.g., project management, engineering practice, law, civics, grammar, word usage, and even philosophy. MSCorp’s cadre of Subject Matter Experts (SME) have considerable experience in writing a variety of technical sole source, competitive bid, performance, & design specifications for our US Navy (including the Navy Maintenance Database (NMD)) and non-military marine customers.

MSCorp is capable of supporting both commercial and military specification support:

Commercial Technical Specification Support

  • Ship Checks for Detailed Drawing Development
  • Technical Manuals
  • Shipyard Work Specifications
  • Technical Reviews (Mechanical & Electrical)

Military Specification Support

  • Ship-check of Customer requested Shipboard repair work and authorized Ship-Alterations Class F budgetary estimates ± 40 percent
  • Development of 2-Kilos in support of CNO / TYCOM scheduled and emergent availabilities. Use of RMAIS and migration to future VSB Program
  • Work Item development in NMD Work Specification Program: IAW Appendix 4-E Volume VII, Chapter 4, Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual (JFMM) Including Government Estimates Should Cost “Class C” Trade Man Day and Material Estimates.